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Water World-Now on PBS- 10 23 09
sdtv xvid 16x9 700kpbs
Is a coastal catastrophe approaching, and what should we be doing about it?
Imagine you lived in a world of water. Your home is two-feet under. You wade through it, cook on it, and sleep above it. This is the reality for hundreds of thousands of people around the world, coastal populations on the front lines of climate change.
Only weeks before world leaders meet in Copenhagen to discuss climate change, NOW senior correspondent Maria Hinojosa travels to Bangladesh to examine some innovative solutions—from floating schools to rice that can "hold its breath" underwater—being implemented in a country where entire communities are inundated by water, battered by cyclones, and flooded from their homes.
The Denmark conference can't come soon enough. Scientists' project global seas will flood 20 percent of Bangladesh by 2030, stranding some 35 million climate refugees. Some are proposing that industrial nations who contribute to global warming should open their doors to displaced Bangladeshis.
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3 Comments
Whoever posts this. Thank You Very Much! Because I don't have a TV, I wouldn't be able to watch it. Keep up the good work!!
Oct 27 2009, 03:55 CET
scuddymud are you being sarcastic, if you are, shame on you.
Remember this is the internet where people from all over the world come together.
You might have a tv and can watch it, but remember that PBS doesnt broadcast to the whole world. I my self only get a few of PBS programing in our Public channel.
So, thank you very much uploader, really, keep up the great work.
Remember this is the internet where people from all over the world come together.
You might have a tv and can watch it, but remember that PBS doesnt broadcast to the whole world. I my self only get a few of PBS programing in our Public channel.
So, thank you very much uploader, really, keep up the great work.
Oct 27 2009, 16:12 CET
I'm pretty sure pbs puts a lot if not all of it's programs streaming on the internet, but I prefer torrents as well.
Good ep, it always bugs me that people talk about climate change disasters like it is something happening in the future.
Good ep, it always bugs me that people talk about climate change disasters like it is something happening in the future.
Oct 29 2009, 00:52 CET
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